Reality Editor – MIT Media Lab

Re:Reality Editor – MIT Media Lab by valentinheun on Sunday December 13, 2015 @07:54PM (#10728739)

You can checkout openhybrid.org for some of these questions. We do research in the Media Lab not product development. The Reality Editor is a projection in to the future. But have a look at the costs of SoC's. It's going down so rapidly that in 2 years your question probably will be answered.

The moment real products will be in the marked that make use of the Reality Editor, you will power them up and just point your phone on them. It should not be more complicated.

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Re:Reality Editor – MIT Media Lab by srtjstjsj on Sunday December 13, 2015 @09:21PM (#10729058)

The openhybrid.org example sharing a timer between toaster and food processor _using a phone, which has its own builtin timer_ is non-compelling bordering on comical. do you have more realistic examples that make meaningful use of the components of a physical object?

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Re:Reality Editor – MIT Media Lab by cellularmitosis on Sunday December 13, 2015 @09:49PM (#10729158)

I would imagine this could be a good fit for roadies, who have to set up and tear down audio/lighting/video installations on a daily basis.

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